My granddaughter played for Thunder two years ago, even this old ran down coach knew something was wrong with the club. The lack of coaching, the poorly ran Party on the Pitch tournament, and not knowing what anyone else was doing drove this club into the ground. My daughter did not do her homework on the club, and followed a bunch of my granddaughter's friend to the club. They soon learned their mistake. I had never seen so many disappointed little girls after each match. The team was not prepared in anyway to play. They actually regressed each match, to a point where the ref would have to instruct them to throw the ball in. After the fall session my daughter attempted to leave the club, and was threaten by the club president he would prevent my granddaughter from playing for another club, and would hold her player card if it came down to it. My daughter pulled her anyways, and now she plays for CU. CU has been a wonderful experience, and with it many different programs there is room for growth. I do however wish CU would have let Thunder, and its horrible president and board of directors fold the club before taking over, but CU has its reasons.
